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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 98, 13 August 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES ELECTION NOTICE ELECTION NOTICE NATIONAL PARTY The committee and all members of local National Party branches: are requested to attend a meeting on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18th at 8 p.m. in the WHAKATANE COUNTY COUNCIL CHAMBERS F. S. BROCKETT, iiranch Secretary. WHAKATANE RUGBY UNION REP. MATCH WAIMANA DOMAIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th OPOTIKI v WHAKATANE 2 p.m. Admission: Adults 1/-, Cars 1/-. PUBLIC FAREWELL TANEATUA HALL (By arrangement with Taneatua Sub-branch Plunket Society) MONDAY, 16th AUGUST To Mr and Mrs A. E. CHURCHER A presentation will be made to Mr'and Mrs Chureher by the public of Taneatua and District,, on Monday evening at. the Hall, Taneatua. Sponsors: Taneatua Citizens Good' will Committee. PUBLIC FAREWELL TANEATUA HALL TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th To Mr and Mrs A. CHURCHER By the young people and their many friends in Taneatua. (Friends kindly note) 64 BARRY & BEALE LTD. OPTICIANS, 10 Wellesley Street, Auckland. MR. H. S. McKENZIE W T i!l visit Whakatane on Wednesday, 11th August, 1943. Appointments may be made, with Mr Macklow, Chemist, Whakatane. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE Dr. F. J. Appleby will resume work on Monday, 16th inst. For rear sons of health, the practice will now be of a consulting nature, from Monday to Friday (inclusive) ONLY —8.30' a.m. to 8.30 p.m. As usual, Tuesday afternoon at Taneatua room and Thursday at Edgecumbe Surgery. 76 PREVENTION OF CRUELTY Having had many kind offers of assistance since my last letter on cruelty to Bobby Calves,, I would appreciate it if any other person or persons would be sufficiently interested to form a committee which would at least further the cause of preventing wanton cruelty to dumb animals in the district. Kindly ring 136 D. CLARIBEL TIPPER. APOLOGY I unreservedly withdraw the allegation of cruelty in the handling of. "bobby calves" as 1 alleged in my letter published in the "Beacon" on Friday, the 6t.h of August 1943 and I desire to publicly express to Messrs Hall and Howat and their driver my regret over the publication of the letter. On fuller enquiry I ascertained that the calves placed in bobby calf pen by me on the morning of the 2nd of August were duly collected by the carrier that morning and that there was no foundation whatsoever for any allegation of cruelty in the handling of the said calves. Awakeri, 11th August, 1943. s A. N. MARSH•